How High The Moon Backing Track

This is a backing track for the well-known jazz standard "How High The Moon", including a moving chord chart, with the current chord symbol highlighted. It is intended for music students to help them practise and improve their jazz improvisation technique.
The piece is provided in three different speeds within this single video.
Click here for 85bpm: @ 0:00
Click here for 100bpm: @ 4:45
Click here for 140bpm: @ 8:47
Click here to download a printable PDF document containing the chord chart for this piece: www.pfmusic.co/....
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[@henrikthedj]

It's really nice to have multiple tracks in increasing tempos. The notation could be different but i'm getting used to it... Thanks a lot...

[@PeteFGuitar]

Thanks Henrik.

[@DEDZU786]

I don't like too much the drummer who sounds quite heavy but these videos with different tempos are excellent Tools to work with. Congratulations and thanks.

[@PeteFGuitar]

Thanks +Daniel PASCAUD.

[@grampzstillkickin7252]

Excellent Thank you Thank you

[@douglasnagel7972]

now im hooked :)

[@Pimp-Master]

This has the swing I'm looking for without being Lawrence Welk shmaltzy...haha.

[@PeteFGuitar]

Thanks.

[@brunocoliveira89]

PERFECT THANK YOU

[@PeteFGuitar]

Thank you +brunocoliveira89.

[@douglasnagel7972]

LOVE THE SONG" whatch tommy Emmanuel , frank Vignola and Vinnie raniola play this"" wow

[@PeteFGuitar]

Thanks Douglas.

[@jaapblues]

Put some scale advice or harmonic analysis, cos we youtubers are soooo lazy! Nice backing!

[@PeteFGuitar]

Hi Jaap, thanks for watching. If I made it that easy, then these backing tracks would lost their purpose! Look out for common patterns, such as ii V I. For example this song starts in the key of G, but then Gm7 C7 FM7 is a ii V I in the key of F. If this doesn't make much sense yet, watch my lesson video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mH6spneoaMyAe5Y or contact me for a Skype lesson. www.pfmusic.co. Best wishes!